Are these even names? Jaithen and Abagayle
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Anonymous
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Just saw them online. I think the J name is for a boy. And the A name is a younique way of spelling Abigail.
Wow. Don't people think about how these names will look on future resumes? |
Anonymous
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Way to be judgmental.
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Anonymous
| Jaithen is Jason with a lisp. |
Anonymous
| Horrible names |
Anonymous
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Jaithen just seems like the parent has a lisp. So every time the kid says his name people will presume he’s got a lisp.
I don’t see anything horrible about abagayle. People mess with spellings all the time. |
Anonymous
| Pretty bad |
Anonymous
| Abigaille is a character from Verdi Opera Nabucco and is Italian for Abigail. Abagayle is just displaying a propensity for ludicrous spelling of simple names. |
Anonymous
| Abigaille is a character from Verdi Opera Nabucco and is Italian for Abigail. Abagayle is just displaying a propensity for ludicrous spelling of simple names. |
Anonymous
| Pretty bad, especially the spelling. Get a grip folks. |
Anonymous
| I think Jaithen has parents named Jaime and Nathan (perhaps spelled Nathen). |
Anonymous
| I had 19 kids in my toddler sunday school class today and probably half of them have names with random 'Y's and unique spellings...thankfully they all wear computer generated name labels! |
Anonymous
| Jaithen is the new Jayden. Next is Braithen. Then Hayihen. Winter is coming. |
Anonymous
| Terrible. Both. |
Anonymous
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Were they given to a child at birth? Does the child respond with that name when you say "what's your name"?" Then yes, they are names.
Making fun of people's names is pretty low. |
Anonymous
Bad, regrettable names. |